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ExCuRsIoNIsrs TO THE SEA,

Success Of the u. & o.'s Special Trip to Cape
TS4 May.
Yesterday the Baltimore & Ohio Rail.
road Company ran It's first excursion train
to Cape May aud Atlantic City. Excursions
to these points over this road having been
made possible by It's Philadelphia exten.
sion. The tickets for tho round trip were
good going on any Of yesterdays trains,
and are good returning on any train with.
in ten days with the privilege OF stopping
of at any point. These were sold at the
low rate Of $40. For some reason the
company did not anticipate much Of a
crowd from Wheeling, but in this they
were greatly disappointed; in fact, Judging
from the reports from Q number OF sta
tioDg, the excursion turned out to be uu-
prseedentedly popular and another one
in tho near future Ia not improbable.
a speciaiexcursion train WAS announced
to leave here at 4:30 a. N. That hour
found nearly $50 people at the depot
clsmoriug for tho one hundred tickets
that the company had deemed sufficient
to meet the demand here. An effort was
lllhu6 W 6SCute botl6 tlCheLA 1TOul ballalfe
sndi Benwood, but seventy had been sold
ct those points and none could be had.
The trouble was solved by sending those
who had purchased tickets out over the
main line. The ether fifty we're taken
in charge by Assistant Ticket
Agent Haese, who escorted them to
Pittsburgh on the early expreas from Gin.
cinnati. at Pittsburgh he procured tick
cts for his crowd and placed them on the
excursion train OF seven coaches and three
parlor cars from there to the sea shore,
going via the Cumberland branch, where
they rejoined those who lett here over the
main line. Large additions wore made at
all the important towns en- route. Among
those who,Tent;rom here were halia dozen
stenbenyille people and about twenty
from Martins Ferry. IS. 5j.fs 52,.iEs= n
A telegram was recsivsd from Cumber.
land last night, as follows: T5s.
1.-THE Wheeling excursion train for
Cape May passed through about noon,
ahead Of the Pittsburgh excursionists.
All were having jolly time. - zt 4. f9s33
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To II Inspect, lr, III. brick Paving,

"A delegation otsixteen Councilmen and
4 city officers Of Noswalk, Ohio, arrived in
X the city last evening. They ate at the
:; Mcclure House, and three lively lads Of
u ten years Of ago or SO accompany them,
y Several Of them called at the Public Bald.
ling last evening and made Mayor Sea.
\ bright's cquaintance, and to-day they
\ will be shown over the city and given M
opportunity to inspect the paving, conl-
Gplete aud In {slowl progress. Y The party
is composed Il Of aMessfa. e. g. Gardiner,
~ ..,W.s Foster, @. jacobson, George Lamb.
kin, d. ID. Benedict, John W j Rextosd,
gSLswiaiP. ssFier, T. s. " ooster and cod, L.
d. Parker, s. Gray ]. IA. Nichols, f. g.
!, Storlz, @. III. 4 Gallup and son, Jonas NJ.
Ceaaly and ]. w. Lee and son.
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Tho Wheeling = Lake Erie,
s!sulenpille Ga:ttle. J. )

'ssuoe'p"e u3@tHe. - Il, 81 ii - X -
Ross @. Cline, Travelling Passenger Agent
Of the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie railway, was
in the city this morning on business cor.
nected with the road. The Wheeling l.
Lake Erie is to be extended from Bowers.
town, the present terminus, to Wheeling
in the near future, and as the e1tension
will be through the southwest corner Of
Jefferson county, 1t Is advertised in this
issue OF the Ga:elte. There Is aoms pros.
pect that the extension will be, by Cadiz
and sAdena inBtesd of along the old route
via Hopedale and Piney Fork, and il the
people along tho latter route want to SO.
cure 1t they will have to put in their heat
ticks in the near future, for the road Ii
going to be built, end without any waste
Of time, {,S ,I,,, ", .5.' -
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Senator Rufus swl,Eer Married.

"a telegram from Cattlettsburg, Ky;
asys: Hon Ruias switzer, tho lawyer and
politician Of Winfield, VIVA and State
Senator from, tho Sixth District, and Miss
Emma Merrill, one Of the seignins bellies
OF this city, we're married at tho residence
OF the BRIDES parenta, at 5 A.M., and left
immediately, for the mountains OF tWest
Virginia. Mr.. Switzsr is one OF the Sen.
a.ora who led the Democratic opposition
10 Senator, Camden III his recent Senate.
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G"LosT, sTRAYEp or sroLES.n
The Alleged Bixnnist, Nc Carthy, Get
AilIa,lllt Tired Croh sing the Brldrs. -

The Alleged Biganist, Nc Cnrthy, ets
Tired Crossing the Brldgs. n (.
Frank Mccarthy, the alleged bigamiat,
who was arrested at APhilndslphia and
brought to ST. Clairsville by a special
agent Of the Governor on a reputation,
waa to have had His preliminary hearing
yesterday before squire Robinson, 81
Bridgeport. The woman who claims 10 have
been married to him, Mollie Miller Nc.
earthly, telegraphed here that she would
be unable to reach hero In tho forenoon.
but would come down later. However,
MCCARTHY had already boen brought down
from st. Clairsvllle, and 30 the case was
called at 8 A., NJ, and no prosecuting wit,
meas appearing, the Justice released Nc.
earthly, and he CAME to thfa side Of the
river. 81 5Is \, a
Mrs, Mccarthy arrived from Pittsburgh
about noon, and It was decided 10 reopen
the Gaze. Marshall stuE, Of Bridgeport,
came over aud requsted tho prisoner 70
return 10 Bridgeport, which, being an &C.
commodating man, Mccarthy did. Col.
Arnetl, Of this city, and J. W. Shannon,
Of st. Olairsvllla, appeared for the defense.
Mrs. Mccarthy was sworn as the only
witness. Frank was seated back OF hia
lawyers aud tho supposed wife at q fair
distance from her recreant husband, fear.
ing that she might be inclined to violence.
But beyond many threats and harsh
words she made no demonstration, though
1t took all the time and patience Of the
two lawyers and the Justice to pRcify her.
She told to the court tho many places she
had followed her husband and 4 II
what business he was engaged ID
each place. Mccarthy acknowledged
caving lived with the wotnar
for number Of years in different
cities, and says he always introduced no,
as his wife, and that was tho belief where
ever they were known. Mrs. McCarthe,
positively swors that Frank was married
TO her in the Catholic Cathedral ut Bslti
more by priest, and that since then twt
hhildren have been born to them, one o
which he diaowns. His attorneys final,
induced tho court to dismiss Mccarthy OF
his own recoanizauce, and he left fol
Wheeling again with promise to return
Mt o'clock last evening. A large Grove
collected about the court room and await
I'd hia coming until o'clock. Marsha
Stuff telephoned Chiei Of Police Smith
here 10 arrest the man again, bu
tho Captain told him II he want
cd him he would hsve to COME ate
him. tMcCarthy probably got tired cross
| ing tho Island. II he is guilty and want
to be convicted he will doubtless show NJ
to-day. II was suggested last night tina
the court should have put bell on thu
prisoner when he was turned out; then
he got loat or strayed away he could b
found. He was at Scott Richards, in thi
city, late las. evening. s4sssts.&
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THE CITY CREMAronY.

Some Of its Most Serious Needs-Tho Ordi.
,t,jsiA's5, nance. 5s.qlg "
At last evenings meeting of the City
Council the ordinance to amend the ordi.
nance governing the city crenatory, and
the disposition OF night soil, was laid on
the table on motion Of G. h. Miller, after
being read once. Mr.. Miller, it has been
suggested, acted under q Misrepresentation.
The ordinance whose passage is thus de.
layed, is intended to legalize another
disposition OF the /. contents of dry
vaults than dumping them into
the crematory. As 3 explained before
the committee Tuesday night, the haule1s
under the present ordinance ars COM
PEELED to take to tho crematory. The con.
tenta OF dry vaults are largely ashes, and
practically indestructsble. Tha reault il
that the crematory becomes clogged up
with ashes. Tho amendment proposed
allows the haulers to take the contents OF
these vanlts to the country, provided that
they charge no more for doing SO than
they do 3for. hauling to the crematory.
The farmers ore deairous Of obtaining tho
contents OF these dry ynulla for use as fer
tilizer. y s. Is; Il!
4 The ordinance is in the intereuta Of the
haulers Of night soil, tho cremstory, the
city and tho farmers, and not in nybody a
special interest. 4. s., ~ e
There should DO q telephone at tho
crematory. Superintendent serig, who ia
as competent attentive and intelligent an
official as could have been selected, has
no assistant, and should an accident &C.
cur or other reason to wish to commune
catss With anybody, arise, he could not do
so without leaving his post and walking
down the bill. { Nj z III
There ought to be cistern constructed
to catch water. AS itDow is there ia no
water ct the crematory and no way to
keep any. Recently the smoke stack be-
came overheated, and nearly caused the
burning OF tho bridge. III, + I,
The road down into Twelfth etrset Is in
very bad condition aud should by 4 all
means be repaired. Its almost impasE-
lille. S;}l Y NIB; Il ISSg
The shed over the furnace is in bad
shape from the storm which; twisted it.
As has been repeatedly explained with
out effect, the shed wns only kept from
blowing away by the smoke atsck. An
other heavy storm would probably sweep
1t away and 4 the stack with t. Be-
sides this, the shape OF the building
cramps tho superintendent ior room.
It should be- repaired Sc or torn
down. The fnrnaco itsell aeems
to be Q succens, and to be adequate to de.
stroy the stuff accumulated, :; II it came
properly distributed as to timo, q AZ it Ia.
however, there nra a number Of loads up
at one time, and then perhaps hall a day
with none. A tank for storage has been
suggested, but the objection Of the stencil
that would then be unavoidable
seemH insuperable. At any rate, proper
tunnels must be supplied, or the furnace
abandoned, and poaitiye necessity is q
cnute 70 convey the contents Of the odor.
ranged, there is nothing to protect the
building from being flooded when thess
wagons are opened.
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ABOUT PEOPLE, 1
Strangers In the City mud Wheeling Folks
aH Abroad. i

= i .
Strangers In the City mud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Capt. @. Dunlap and wife, OF Grafton,
were in town yesterday. .,JE 46
Mr. George Brown, Of St. Clairsville,
was at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Miss Ida Hause and Miss J. Hause, Of
Pt. Pleasant, ase OF the Mcclure HOUSE.
Mr.. NJ. L. OFT and Mr.. and Mira. James
Cummins left yesterday for Fort Pendle-
ton. 4 81 III.
John Hooe Russell, the Huntington
banker, was at the Mcclure House yester-
day. 5 52z. 5:E Al
Harry H. Mcbride, OF the South Side,
! Is Waiting in New York, Boston and
Philadelphia. 2. {.
Miss Sue McMechcn, Of this city, has
been visiting her sister, Mra. Eph Wells,
Of Sistersville. g., A.
State Senator r. s. Carr and ". E. Chill
ton, q. S. Senator kenna's law partner, Of
Charleston, were in the city short time
yesterday and took dinner at the Mcclure,
Mr.. James O. Mccoy, Of Fairmont, il
! in the city on business connected with
the Equitable Live Stock Insurance Asso.
citation of West Virginia, Of which no ID
secretary. 5s 8
Mics AMMO Moss, OF Pa1kersburg, gave
q charming reception Wednesday In hon.
or OF her GUEST, Miss Katie White, Of this
city, who has become immensely popular
in that city. 55s s!
Mr.. Tom @. Burke, the Baltimore &
Ohio ticket SCENT at this point, and Mrs.
Burke LEFT Yesterday afternoon on West
ern trip. They will so IS far as Denver
before returning.
Mrs. William G. shinn, (nes Miss Ella
Lewis) formerly Of this city, now Of Little
Rock, Ark, arrived in the city laet even
ing and vii! be the guest Of her parents,
on Sixteenth street, for some time. pa
Messra. Benjamin Finher and Hannibal
Forbes left on the Baltimore & Ohio road
last evening Tor New York, Boston and
other prominent Eastern points on three
weeks business and pleasure trip. 4;
Tho Madiaouyille correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Enquirer says: Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Carter have gone to Wheeling, W..
Va. Mrs. Bray, who has been Visiting
Mrs. s. W. Carter, retusaod to Wheeling,
W. Va. ~ SIS % 4 .s,55 ~ !,
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and About
AsiS,t filElSi tho City. e "a tBI

I'd. Va
0NE marriage license ,waa isaued yester-
day. i5
A WcNlc will be held to-day BY the He.
brew Sunday school at the Wheeling Park
under the care Of DR.. M. Seesler. ~
Ed. CLAToA yowed a boat race with Ed,
6taunton at Wichita, Kansas, on July 4,
one mile and return. Stanton won In
9:lO. Clator's time was 9:l5. i55l,gj
JAMES RlsE, the Wheeling llyeryman,
who lost q horse here on the Fourth, does
not seem to blame the drivers Of the
horse. He came down Yesterday and paid
S. Tor the burial Of the dead animal.-Bel.
ldire Independent. I'M Nd ,rs
! Tugpurchase by the JefIerson mill Of
sixteen nail machines from the Co.opera.
tive Company, gives that company 1852
machines, all Of which will be manned as
soon as put DIP. The price paid has no,
been made public.-Steubenrille Gazette. \
JoHN HALLIsY was taxed $40 and costs
by Judge JetIera yesterday Tor his ian al
the Howell House the night before
Night Clerk Hanke was brought up on 9
rule Tor tardluesa In responding to q sum
mons, bat was released on paying the
costs. Z. n q. EigtG'tPN ?
YESTERDAY morning Robert, a fifteen
year.old son Of Mr. r. A. McCabe wa
burned on the forehead and cheeks by ,
flash Of powder from toy cannon which
he and a companion were firing. It wa
thought at first that young McCabe's eye
were injured, but they were fortuuatel,
not injured In the least. is '.i
The Offices in the second story OF til,
Custom House are to be furnished will
new carpets. Since the Surveyor ant
Marshal exchanged offices with the Col
lector Of Internal Revenue the offices havl
presented most dingy appearance. The.
are not only in need OF the new carpets
which have been ordered, but the unsight
ly walls should be painted. ~ a
/ THERE Is a movement on foot to organ
, ize q Bellasre and Wheeling company {,
J purchase the street railway franchise, witt
! q view to rebuilding and fitting it. MI
Rodewig went to Wheeling to-day on thi
business. II this Ia not done there shout,
be no moro time lost in iooling with tn
dilaplidated old nuisance. air. Stetson
the eastern purchaser, should DO laugh
, that he can not hold this property In II
! present condition.-Bellaire Tribune.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to re
cord deed made December Is, 1876, b.
8 tho Stone Church Cemetery Association
to Ulissius NJ. and L. J. Hervey, In con
, sideration Of $40, Tor lot G3 in that GENE
terry. Also deed made July Z, by Will
lam Moore, executor, OF Thomas Il, Reed
with Mary A. Reed, to Ella A., wife Q
Charles A. Reed, in consideration c
ST 500, for the southernmost quarter Of 10
100, on the west side Of Market street, il
the Fifth ward. S5s'7a.} ssa6E,'S5
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Thermometer Record,

z J y % 71-1II Ns I3IIokJ " NV1NlJ i y.
1891 s. 1898 Market Street,
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ON md after to-day We will close our
Store ut z o'clock (. H., Saturday OK.
copied. $ JACOB W. GHUBH,

g NE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suilings, Pan1aloonings and over.
Ecsatlags, which ne are prepared TO make
Mp In llrst.class style Ut reasonable
prices. I73Si4; Z. Il
Sss Our White Unlaundried Shirt, double
scanned, re.eBf0rced front and back, nj
50 cclts, Is the greatest bargain ever
offered. a full line Of lBalbriggan un.
dcrweAr from 81 10 suit upwards, ut
!. n. . 9s s6 G. HESS 4 sons, 55$
1891 s. 1898 Market Street.
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To.llny's Jnll Game.

Tho game OF base ball to be played at
the leland ball park this afternoon be.
tween the W. w. Bells, Of Pittsburgh,
and the Wheeling club. promises to be a
very interesting one. The Bells are said
to be much stronger than they were when
they were here carly, In the season. The
game will be called at 3:45 o'clock and
the usual rates OF admission will be
charged. Monday and Tuesday tho Gum.
berlaud ball team, one Of the strongest
semi.professional clubs in the country
will DO here and play the home club
Those games WILDE we'll worth witness
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Wheeling Lawyers In the Case.

It is said a couple Of Wheeling at
tornsys, whose names have nos been
made public, will assist the defense n the
Baker trial. a Wheeling. attorney, who
said he knew whereof no spoke, said last
night that very eminent lawyer would
take part in the defense, but as he de.
clined to give any name, we give the item
ls wo cot it. ISL is.s 9f'5 Is. Il % ~ q vi
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! A WHEELING MAN HELD UP
For $3.50 by HIghwaymen west Of st. Clnfrs

tOr Sl0U ny AiSANhym NUN "ebs Va ots SAs>'Ao-
N, iag VILE. 4 f
Wednesday night Mr.. W. s. Pierpoint,
a travelling salesman in the employ Of
Greer 4 Laing, Of this city, was driving
along the National road about two miles
west OF st. Clairsville, at about ten o'clock,
when two men approached, and while one
Of them canght his horse and held him,
the other put his revolver to Mr.. Pier.
points head and demanded his money.
MIR. Pierpoint happened to have on bis
person $l30. Thinking discretion the bet
ter part otvalor, he rather promptly gave
this up to the thieves. AS the two men
turned, after releasing his horae, however,
Mr.. Pierpoint struck one Of them sting.
ing blow ACROSS the face with his whip and
then put the horse to his best speed.
The robbers fred one shot, which
pierced mr.. Pierpoint's hat. He did not
wait to sea if they were going to keep up
the shooting. 81
So far az known no clue has been found
to the thieves. The mark Of whip across
mans face in that vicinity ought, how.
ever, to arouse suspicion. = l' *
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Tn.tn, Fiudlay
" -TIs7- ~ 1H'tt'I Nf1ufuJ n
Rellnife If;ilfuendsni Z 49,. 1872.

Be|laire Independent y 4 x II 4. ~ a "a
Mr.. Henry B. Miller, who resigned as q
member OF the School Board about year
ago to take advantage Of the Findlsy
boom, ia back Of his old home here again,
and will remain hero. Tho first window
eiasa firm he worked with in Findisy
broke up, and ho finished out the fire with
the Bel!siie boys at their factory, but the
year he made MSS very bad one, and
nothing to compare with what be might
have done had he remained in Bel!aire,
This is the beginning Of the end OF tho
great boom town. y n Z, Ms;
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Yesterday Squire ". Il. Davis Issued
warrants for ). b. Vancleat and J. S.
Cook, on the oath Of Mr.. John A. Lash,
the jeweler. who accuaes them Of obtaining
goods Of value from him under falee pre-
tenses. The story is that Vsncleaf pur-
chased q gold wstch last Saturday, promis'
ing to pay for it on Monday, when be
expected to come into receipt OF Sl,l00.
Cook later also purchased a watch, also
gold, saying that he was to receive So
from vancIeaf when vancleai got hia
sl,1Oo. Neither party ia in the city at
nteseut. ~. 80. =, I.a... 80. !.
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y Suit for Breach OF Pro r r., mise u Sc

AEtelegram from St. Clairsyllls Gays:
Another turn was made to-day in the sen.
sationa! baatardy case of Martha Belle
Rosscoo against John Chambers. 4 It will
be tamenbered that 9 few weeks ago the
lair young plaintiff caused Sthe arrest OF
young Chambers on the above charge
and he was held to court, n Now she en-.
ters suit by nor attorneya Tor S., 600 dam.
ageaior breach Of promise OF marriage.
The parties stood high in social circles. h
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ySTO SECUREpURElIyArE

ing s STATE e Aoard Of Health win Help
Wheeling Out. I; 4, y n; NJ.
AZ the meeting Of thu State Board Of
Health at Charleston next week Dr..
George I: Garriaon, Of this city, will offer
q resolution recitiug that the ID wage from
mat portion ct Wheeling north Of seventh
street, including the Hospital, contain.
mates the water supply of the city, and
providing Tor q committee, as the / recent
aes Of the Legislature authoriSes, 10 con.
sloer this matter and attempt to devise
ways and meana 10 obviate; the Difficulty:
ana calling on the City Council 10 appoint
q Ake committee to cooperate with this
committee to the end aimed at, 49,
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We have for aale several Typs.writers,
including the Remington, the Crandali
and the Hammond These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. w ritefs
for rent and for sale on inoathly install.
aenta Call Oh or address ior circula.s -
q " EDWARD Z. Rose 6 Co., Il 4.
itlF u r. Il Is. NJ "a IS Twelfth etseet. v
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Ercursion, u; to whl,o sulphur Springs.

" Excursion to Whitc Sulphur Springs.
The twentieth annual meeting of the
Medical Society Of West Virginia will be-
held at the White Sulphur Springs, July
IL, IA and 10. Arrangements have been
made with the, Ohio River railroad to
carry all who wish to take advantage OF
this delightful excursion, at tho low rate
Of Sl5 90 Tor tho round trip. Train will
leave Wheeling Tuesday, July Il, at 7:45
A. NJ, city time. \; I,
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N llellnirs.

~ UellAire. il'ty5- -
Mr.. John Dubois Is homo from western Tip,
Mrs. Paugle, Of Belmont, is visiting friends here.
:,Alarse draught horse belonging 10 David Darrah
died yesterday. - ID
Fred Bertschey has begun foundations for a new
house in tho First ward. So; ~ %
IS. O.. Cummins aud family will spend some time
IN the mountains OF Maryland. q a,
Henry LanGkrohu Is mentioned as a Democratic
Major Camp had a large meeting on the Square,
having made many friends when here before.
The Eeliairc band played some excellent music
a. several points about town Wednesday evening,
Tho First Presbyterian Church has adopted the
Gospel lIumns" for prayer meetings, instead OF
the Church Hymnal. !. :. q III,
jimmy Fitton. while shooting a revolver at the
burr's Mills campgtound, was shot In the hand,
making dangerous wound. 4:I'ss 5rts5 IS
The heavy stone roller, used IN paving, had 10
he taken around tho Union street bridge, it not
being as ttfong as 1t should be- n ljs' I4f ~,
Henry B. Miller. who went to Findlay 10 man.
age q window glass factory. Ind bad luck, as that
company broke up, ard he has moved back here
3 Mr.; Jessie Kelly and Miss Eva wethcrald were
married Yesterday afternoon at the home Of the
ptide'a father, Thomas Wethcrald. on Gravel lIll.
" was "a quiet wedding, with only near relatives
Present. :rI4 tf T. liiiit 49,
Fred shannaielt was badly hurt yesterday BY a
onrf0W.gauge Train. He was standing on some
pIanks near tho track when an engine struck The
planRs and he was thrown against the whcels Of
tue cars. He had leg lAcerated frightfuiiy, t;i:
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Indications,

W AsnlxaToN, D, O., July S.--For West
Z Virginia, ialr weather in northern portion,
rain in southern portion, stationary tenn.
I porature, winds generally southerly. d 1;
81 For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather,
stationary temperature, winiD Boutherly.